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Hello PLYC,
We seem to be having some tech email issues from the website and via email communications. Emails sent haven’t be received. As well as some calendar issues too.
Also due to the weather, the Monthly member meeting is cancelled. We will be sending out an updated easy to read formatted calendar soon with a rescheduled meeting date.
My apologies for the confusion.
Luv
Kat
The are running at 9 kts. East of Cap May.
Robert Feihel
Senior Manager
Regional Information Center
(516) 832-2725
“Whenever you are asked if you can do a job, tell ’em, ’Certainly I can!’ Then get busy and find out how to do it.” “Begin creating or performing at the level you intend to reach — don’t start as a “beginner.”
Theodore Roosevelt
As of about 10:20 this morning they were parallel to Delaware about 40 miles offshore, with very roughly 170 miles to go. The winds are at their back and quite strong, close to 20 kts. I hope the seas are not too high. I am sure they are looking forward to a good rest as much as we are looking forward to greeting them. Stay safe EH!
They made a lot of progress overnight making their way around the Outer Banks (currently east of Salvo on Hatteras Island). Winds are in their favor, but I understand the seas may be a bit high. Their current average speed is 8 knots.
We can look forward to greeting them later in the week. For now, let’s just wish them continued safe sailing.
Robert Feihel
Senior Manager
Regional Information Center
(516) 832-2725
“Whenever you are asked if you can do a job, tell ’em, ’Certainly I can!’ Then get busy and find out how to do it.” “Begin creating or performing at the level you intend to reach — don’t start as a “beginner.”
Theodore Roosevelt
Two new features have been added to the PLYC website. The “Event Registration” menu selection has been changed to “Registration” and now allows members to register online. Each member should fill out the registration form to insure club records are up to date. You can also pay your dues right from the bottom of the same page using PayPal.
In addition, a feature called “Sailor Training” has been added to the “Member Resources” menu that includes YouTube selections of helpful skills and procedures every sailor should know. Feel free to send your suggestions for additional videos.
It appears EH made it to North Carolina yesterday. I haven’t had any recent communication with the skipper, so I don’t know the plans for the rest of the trip. They have been averaging a little over 7 MPH in the ICW. See the attached maps for their progress.
Our dear member Lynn Arena, skipper of her new vessel “Extreme Heeling” is headed up the east coast this week to join our fleet in Point Lookout. They left the Orlando area on April 19th and are currently in the process of ducking into Georgetown SC, (roughly 30 miles south of Myrtle Beach) to avoid a low-pressure system packing 30 to 40 kt winds. Conditions have been varying with winds mostly out of the northeast to flat seas with no wind. The skipper reports all is well aboard, but may divert to the ICW to proceed in more sheltered conditions.
Feel free to send your wishes by responding to members@pointlookoutyc.com Be sure to use the email address you have registered with the site.
Robert Feihel
Senior Manager
Regional Information Center
(516) 832-2725
“Whenever you are asked if you can do a job, tell ’em, ’Certainly I can!’ Then get busy and find out how to do it.” “Begin creating or performing at the level you intend to reach — don’t start as a “beginner.”
Theodore Roosevelt
